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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-15
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SIN Gpubant<D iamaatens San{e
ftnoet Sbr oas bette NRprtiment Der
tteuefen NoDiteten in 9iamanten,
Hbren, SuDelen &c. au niebrigeren prei.
len als irgenSpo anbers. @pre9t por
unb laBt gu6 Maaren 3eisen unb preife
nennen. 8. 3oubant lit felt 1868 etabs
lirt uno erfreut fi6 zines tpeitberbreites
ten guten &ufes. gr lit elm in Der
S9weis ausgebil6eter praftifder ubrs
NADER unb garantirt ale feline Nrbeiten.
Namentli6 ma6t er auf fem Brilerls
Eager aufmerffam. 8. MDupant, Main
Plasa, Sdn Nntpnio. 8,12, tum1M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-15

$ptel Mabnde, gde 0oufon &
ct. Marp StraBe, gegentiber ser Surr1=
bale, San Gntonio. 9eutf6es
9pteI erfer GIaffe. l1ebers
i1immt Diners, Soupers &c. fir fleine
@efeli4aften, 9o93eitea &C., tpel9e nit
GROCER Sorgfalt ausgefibrt meroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-15
91,29S

@aberif's 8anf beiorgt @eIbiens
bnnge1 mad allen Sbeilen Deuti9Ianbs
ins 1aus abgeliefert gu biliserem Staten
als bic poifofiee.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-16

TRENTON, y. J Sept. S..-A5our 200
leading Prohibi;i5lists Of The sta'e met
In conference mere Cats morning. Speeches
were made ii the forenoon End "A Il e
afternoon q platform Tl5 aGo",ao, en-
1Odyilg among its Utt5raucos that p-0hi-
bittJE could net BE- hoped 60! from Tie
Leading parties, tdaf The tNtsr@ilaaoa II
liquor IS tie central idea Of party aGd the
only test o. parry fealfy, an& 70 person
VIII be nominated or iudOrsed by the
Prohibition party 80 8 candidate Tor aqy
Office in sGr town, equity CT districc in
ths stste unless such per5Oa be 81 openly
Av1Wtd member OF the Prohibition party,
anG unless lie has wholly separated MIN
self from al other political parties. We
T5allicm the declaration thsl all who
work at ko7estcaIling ere Isborers ana no
class can sr5Gk for lator. Every species
of lntcleuCe Is 10 be condemned. O1iy
leWtu, and peACeful means should he
used 10 redress wrongs. NJ man hiss
aEy right 10 prevent any other nan from
p6G3rmioG hoaes, la50r upon his own
tefms. Universal prohibition by pro-
htbition party is the only method by
which : pSrry can suppress The liquor
trsrA,
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-16
Lsvs gtoaic H-4rce4.

g. Crrp 10 500 N ---I II,-f,rcr.,-t1
% lr. $50 IT. ''--T, .o-l-,.-
fair "a eao.cc n9ti,-. ste ,lorsd = Geaf =,
lrteG.rs' s.ccrr, = 1910: Gsstcr > 500
! 3 ,.- ,T~var- qrT n, -.er. ,-rrm04' f., rbo,re
/ (, 49, IN fIo,---i,a.. 5u..y. lin
5r.-,t, son. ~ 49, -..5,rI f,oS,
= 5-45 a. r-@-4-Cr a-.f, ami s,pEdv anJ
.,r-.-.,, ,,, = 49, ,.'.'..I- rst,-,,er- =
5'.l. ,,--sgf --eaE q. ....-, 80 ..eise = 5.zs
/ Z ~, .q--f-- s. 40 =
f-,,-e.e y.7r,- ITO so-+ r. r,-.+,.-y,oco,,,s
t-HN>Ns ,lll, 40. ,e..-' - - -. ciils
71i,Llsnt7 a.')' TAI. ~, c s'
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-16
Afrsid ola Contlict.

MExICo, Mo, Sept. Ia number OF
business men have signihed their intention
to put pictures Of the President ever the
streets OF the line Of march during the cx-
Confederate reunion pSrede Wednesday.
MsjOr Hirsm Ricksts, Chairman cf re
committee, requested that this past Ct tire
! rogrsmne be omitted as several Grand
Army Of the Republic posts have been
invited, srd VIII take part n the parade.
He has in view the Wheeling Gfair, and
does not desire to Offer an ef:onr - the
Grand Army bows. Some h2ve Gc1eded
T. Msj II r cket's request vnila others
ste 81 yet undecided. Gers-s1 ". c. P.
breckenridge Of lexington, Hy , has been
selected rs orator Ct the occasion.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-16
land was practically unlimited, and tbs.

land was practically unlimited, and that
new settlements could be found st ple8s-
ure for settlers. Already, however, this
is cessing 20 be the case, and slthough
the land still continues to be, in most
parts Of tho continent, extremely cheap,
1t can no longer be had for nothing. With
every yesT lis price will rise, and with
every yesr tie population will increase.
The danger. o. course, is that serious
labor troubles may be the result Of any
check upon the development Of tde ccun-
try, which after g gE,hile mus. almost in
evits5ly come.
at is often said by the Americans
themselves {hAt theit whole political and
social constitution, as established py the
fathers Ot the republic, was based upon
the theory that men were pretty nearly
equal, end tt4t there neither were nor
would be any gre.t difference OF wealth
CT CT intellect or q character. Modern
New York Is, however, the very negati0a
Of equality, since i contains TT once the
poorest aud richest population Of any
city IN the world. Wiu American insti-
tutious, then, be stle permanently -
stand in TIE lace Of the inevitable pres
4 sure from below, which must come when
4 labor, unable to find ready ana peTpcgu1h
employment at good wages, begins ssTiS
ouslY to organize itself Side bg s;de
with this greatest Of al questions cona
whole groups Of problems, scarcely less
/ important, such IS the eject Of C0ntinu-
euce OF the policy Of protectl633a, .sud the
eF.ct Of the probably iccs6sSng diver
gence CT the interest bRETcen t1e west
and east. 10 one word, there are
plenty -oj rocks ahead. FUt, or TIE
other 'hHrG, the American granCngGf tn
Eugl shtE3a his shG1Fn,sftself IN
to th5& proee0t time wonderfully well
( sqaifpgdf5r dealing with lis own p5iit-
ical problems, 8nd there seems to be 10
reason WY aay but hoDstuivieW enou'd
be. taken sToS -iss power Il s. CojGg il
future, Fai it must De remembered J12t
\ thpugB every u2t.on pours itz eGigran,s
4 into Amer.ce, it il the English race
(which Is dominant there. : sjagle gen
eration is e2cGgh II turn t1e German or
t4S} Ee0ish settler into 8 JEorCuE Do
brsl American, gssimi!&.ed 10 his
naAe-borl neisbbogs. The Irish
American il the NOS. difficult iudl-
y.duaI; 5u. even h, after t7gJ generations
Of lobbying and political Intriguing,
u7uslf settles i3Hn into "a ordinary
citizen snd becomes : hsrdgo.6,ug nAG
Of bu,iotss with q proper CT l-emo5 Tor
political bosses l. i5 This eEtrsCraiIs Ty
power u moulding I'll inCnmiu5 races in
20 thair 6yvn likeness, Nkich l., perhaDs,
the mass remark sble featufe II the Arg o.
American people, and, 2Gs it seems e
graW stronger instead 81 .weaEer IS time
goes on, it Is an augury in gescc in TIE
! fuIusg. -
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-16
n. W CUNEYs
3 Delayed Reply to Inter-ogatoriesP Pro-
pouada By The CARTE.

pounded By The Gazette. s
GALVESTON, Ten, sept. j., 1851.
TO the Editor OF the Gazette. ~
II reply 10 your note CT ,tha s29th ulto.s
will state Theprehibitiop. canvass has
had no present fectuton theR spublicsn
party II this stste It is true some Dem
ocrst9 were very fmaeh disp!essea with
their party On Account Q, its action ia
reference TO itssHosition on prohibition,
out they hsd Tewsera 20 60. Fhe prove
cation was not feat enough 10 drive
them into the Il RR acan pity, IS they
are, primarily. Dem 3cgstss and seCondar-
ily, ProhibitipnistA So the Republican
party has gained no. ac2essions AID lest
none OF tts 3nem begs, The eject OF the
prohibition Sanyss5 u2or the future OF
Republican Ia.ty il this stste is alm0s.
wholly CoudftOuxI upon tie future action
Of the Democratic party in reference to
the disposal Ct thst vexatious question.
TIE prohibition 9sesticn was, as to the
Republicans, &o-ss-yo please"
tffniS&tt fact, THAI cannot well De con
.trovcrred, that fully two-thirds of them
voted the snti ticke..
SlouM the Democratic party in It's
convention roXs year declare prohibition
uU1 em6cratic, il will be offensive to
m24ysprcht6itiou Democrats, but they
VII not, Tor that reason, join the Repub-
licsn party; bur would become out-GnG-
~. ProhiDiti0nists were it not for tesr
on their part, thGt it might in some WAY
all the z publican patty, wlich, % taclr
minds, is 2 greater evil th&n whisky
AlG this is especial? true IL ail southern
states, except those tl2t ara developing
their mial1S 6ld manufacturing ialer-
ests. Should the Republicans party de
clare for prohibition i would cost i the
less CT its German vote, nat they WO1lI
70. asiA me Denqcrs'ic PrCh.0i.ouist5,
Ggr the reason, II addition 10 thG- above
stated, Cutsj&. ut few Center3 OF p0pU-
lstigu, cur sCGtleTn Democrats are
G0Ur0JnS arG d0l' intend Ctat any pro
( h.Dit!on or labor 9.oVlmeG. 81 III be thssT
| TT jan horse 10 make mYctn moro
fully understood, mean TO So, that
those TWO movements occupy tie same
relative positions IN the southern states
above mention 4. | think It is pl.ia
20 sGy observer Of current politics rhat
tue ,eilf question, IN SO tax - it relates
20 labor, has placed our Democratic
/ friends il Virginia and T4EDesseG
! IL the condition OF most people Whcl
/ taGr irst 20 - sea; that i, unsettled in
/ their s.oMeCls. Mr.. Mills may CRY GU
from the wilderness. that Ny. Randall
! "must 60" bu. ne will Gld tnzt tn mex
national platform Of his party Wiz hay.
| ia it double ender, upon one end o.
which W WI fnd Mr.. Randall I'D lii
protection friends, aud, upon Inc Cthor
| MessTs. Carlisle, Morrison, W4uorsc.
n nj n, gCtT . qvri,-O m Mr. '--
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-16
AR&RE JOURNALISTIC COLUMBUS,
The London Tim-s Awakes SO thc Existence
CT America.

The London Tim-n Awakss So Che Existence
CT America,
The London Times has "di5coyered"
A nerica. 1t announces in an editorial
0 over q column N length that If has
uadertaken the enterprise OF sending &
bold and tried correspondent through
1.-The unknown country q the United
States TO make 8 reprct up0a tla mar
yels of this wonderful c2gEcrg.' l.
priats & taree-coiuma descr rti0n Of New
York har50r and Of Madison Square.
/ O her letters a-e il hSrd frGm tie same
correspondent, who, the editor says,
* Il desCUihe this "WOndlrf.l people al
Whist seePHs s. be TIE moss wonderful
moment e i,5 IA&teha! expansion and
Development, when tire most active
branch q In: humEG race has found itself
suddenly put in possession Of unhnUudCC
0hvsicsI resources, and wnel j. IS under
tsking the task Cf developing those re
sources with 81 energy end 2 success Of
wCiCh the world AsS never before known
the eqI&l"
Upon the Information furnished by this
Investigation. ssys cable special % the
New York World, the Times has pub
Nshed the most ell ogistic editorial UPON
the United States that hiss ever appeared
II any English newspaper. Alter picturing
the tremendous progress ofPer country,
ii says: "It is imposA3se SIS one
reads any such account as car cor
respordent is about to giySto refrain
/ from asking whittier all this FFegress Is
/ tending snd what Will be its resNt upon
sae American people themselves and
apon mankind in general. MAely TO
state the question is t07np!y thai US
one to which time alohe caR furnish al
answer. The future is obscure enough
everywhere, but in country where the
past has been so productive OF rapid
change it must be still more inscrutable.
Whist most occupies the minds of the
more reflective among the citiLers OF the
American republic is the question
whether their social organization VIII
be able LITER while to stand the
strain Of this extraordinary develop
ment. Till now 1t lnay be ssid that the
progress has been comparatively small
sfs ir. for the ressor thai &he supply Of
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-16
TIE RyCHE5T IN AsERTCA
C,oveland's Crack Troop Of Cavalry Carrie

C!oveIand's Crack Troop OF Cavalry Carries
q &50,OO0,OOo Pool5e5 no5k.
COLUMBUS, OEIo, Sep. 1.-THE frst
city 1r1c9 Of Ciev.i.ud, Captain GaJres-
son commanding, gfas Iast l.ja4s attacked
to tho Ohio National Gaayd, and will
hareai5ec Dc 5nuWo p the t-s- C.aYslsLd
IIOo. g Cavalry. The company il COM
posed q the y7Q-g blo1ds OF lha
( RESI- uity, sd Is said 10 be
tie ricdes1 military organization IN
Aue1ics, tie a1Ereg&.e wesltn OF lis
members exceeding $50, 100000. The
troop viii q ina camp e. Chicago, tax
inc tneic own horses WITH them, Tor eiga5
days. beginning October /, aad Will par
ticjpate ii tao Iaterriti09al Military
DI.ll to take place during October. The
company has heretofore been a. indie
pendent Organization, and It's attachment
to the National Guard will no doubt give
military Affairs 10 Oh.o boom.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-16
e-,.s Debt statement.

Gazette.
Tax, S.p, I4.-Toe follow
IRE -1- statement of Texas:
~ 8 INDEBTEDNESS, S4,9SI75o.
S2oEs. 500 Is helC by tie
--s- fad, S52+, 100 by tie
..----- o-.v rs.l7 luud, S205 goo by
--.su tl-1l and Mech anical College
--, turd, $4,000 by the Blind Asy-
- III. .7. So leo By the Lunetic Asylum
~ 100 ty he Deaf and Dumb Asy-
I1F5. Tois makes total OF S2,99l,-
ED by the state funds with g re
:, der Of SI,2f5, $50 The latter is non
m, 2..lJ part Of the bonded debt nelt
aside the state funds.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-16
See our new dresStrimmings.
RAND8LL & CHAMBERS Co
Iadlers "a 90 c-ntcn IL,

ARKANSAS CITY, KAN, Sapt. I3 W.
II. BARKER, Iadian post trsdcr At DR5liEe-
to0, In&iaa Territory, Pss5ed t5lou.h
Cheyenne ana ArapahOe I1Giar5 cn route
10 Pnl.2delpais. The names ana tribes Of
The Indians are Little Chief, Wolf Fsca,
Pgwnee Man, MaD-on-t h5-Cloyd, and
Boy, Chief CT the Chayennes, and Black
Coyote, Little Bar, Waite Snake, Bear
Feathers and Mountain, chief Of the
ArapaAoss. III Y are selected as The bes.
represent t:y3s of their respective tribes
TO be present IL Plil2deiphia at The cen.
tennial celebration Of the adoption OF the
national Constitu ion, Snd are 81 line
adult specimens of their r.ce.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-16
Eae nert Werfs s1a kets,

BUTTER PIC per u =; creamery sc.
c iTTON-s 0yQs 60
C0TFkE-Rio, fair NC; prime PC; cnoice
23c; LagRyra 291Hc; Java 5lci Golden Rio
241xc; Pen Berry - &c.
CaEEsE-Tne better grades and Ohio factory
192I0-1c; full cream twins i5c,
CAEBAGE-CaNfo-n:a,S = co per leo lbs.
CANNEU GOOD:-Pricgs per dozen: Pine
appies, st$ndsrd, s. %; peaches, standard. 2
rs, q 81 y : = 50, seconds , Bs, q -; 3 Bs
3 25i strawberries, Ia g 80; 6llckbesrles
Il So green cages g; goo3eberrie1 s. 90; resp-
berries 81 50; green peas 3 1901 so; touatoee,
standard 2 Ias 81 TO- seconds. bs 8; rs
81 81; Srsea com 81 I0Gl So; oyste-s, full
weight. . 90G95c; rs 81 sci 60; Is. vt. ! .
So BIS ;; salmon, ! b g 81: rs S:
naczerel q 81 S0i esTdines, AE,-rlcan, IS 81
ease; Imported 81 5QGl. u cgae; Eagle con
dens5d mill = -.
EGGI40c per cozen.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES - Lemons,
% 0195 so per boa peaches, one third ou.
bozea, SOC 5ci apples, one-third bU boxes, asa
SOC; per bbi, 81 CO.'S co; tomatoes one third bu
boxes. 81 25al 80; potatoes. northern, 81 70 peT
bu; onions Exc pei pound; navy beans, 40;
! large Lima 41lo.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-16

OwENsBoRo, Ky, Sept. Is -Will;am
A Washington, up to bis death, the near.
est living Teist.ve Ct G3nelal George
Washington, and the last male renre6en-
tive of the name, died Sunday moIniug al
bis home near this city. He was eighty
Sven years Of age, and wss in nsHy re
spscts most interesting character. H
was born in Virgins, April ;, 1900, and
moved to Kentucky when about six years
Old. He was the son Of Fairhed Wash
ingtcn, second cousin of George Washing
ton, aid wss the Oldest OF ten children.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-16
Sales 1880 bales.
p{aE gGrE.

NEW YORK, Sept. H. Cotton-Spot closed
etaaiy al Ice decline.
Sales, Gil.
Stock, 399l6 bales.
Ordinary, nc; good ordinary, Il Ice; low
midding, s5sc, middlirg, &c., good Ea.ddling
1870, mlddlinE fair, lOtic.
Futures opened quiet but steady, ruled barely
steady. closing steady; September 4 point.
lower, other months LA points higher.
sales, 1920 ba!es,
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-16

Is avoided by dyspep.ics who. guided by the
recorded experience of thousands, begin and
systematically pursue aSpurse OF Hostet.e1's
Stomach B:tters. Persistence IN the use Of
toi' pura and highly accredited 5'omachic, IS
the sole and agreeable condlti1c OF the entire
no less ssEn a Temporary tit OF indigee .iJn. In
conneatfon with the use OF this specific it IS
deal -sb'e TO .av ID articles Of f5oas.Whlch In
dividtsl experience nas shown "a, be difficult
p dtgas rn, by the Stomach sb1eht 10 be
6easftle dS.s&cn dys ,eHtiGs Ia Epbss1va siep
OF Ms dlgeAIye spa9L3 should stable hilnvso
b q oWFguice and mento5s m III 7,i'sv,
toa spera, teSba suite8fsef part! Mar cases.
RiAotlsne's and constipation, he trtouru, wind
upoa the 81 Uacn, sour eruCta'i, ms, neaGacne
snd M sntal -spondedcy, are auoa< the con
comltsnts Of dy-pe .sls, and We putt TO hight
by The hittprs
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-16
Tho Lytt Handed Barb Il.
Now YORK sun.

It is stated that the left handed BARRIERS
il the United States can be couu.od on
the fingers OF one hand How is
lhis explained? "WeE," saii s Park
Row barber, "the left HANDED mea h,d
that they must learn to shave VIII
the right hayd. Fney may DE lett
ha1de: in everything else, but people
wou.iG't k02w nov to tsSe letshanGed
barber. TIE ieiC-lSude0 mel learn u
shave with the riSht hand, oao some Of
them tld i absolutely Impossible 40
.handla the scissors - CT. hair Wits TIE
-lieh. sa1d, Ia tha. case We have scis-
,scrs made especially for lhem'
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-16

lsU
TreGe was verz god to-d.r.
ro,ta-. sid o., sI,. aa,
So ,..,a.. -, ,.... n.... o.,-.---...
oo,'iI !, -. % - -i.a : d .-',
S7.''l ''''' 80. consistency ~ -'''' '''"7's-'
L1N~-1 '--->- '..-.7 y. 'o ,.'-.9eI es'->.,.'
erA0iY And ne matA5. sec as - ave 10
bottom.
THE STATE OF rR .pr.
rle uayemzU- o. asso.p 6.7 coo5.
.-rora,,a. 5..,t--...-. 80, ~ &C.,.
80. 80 co.I s,..I ~, So. 49,.
---'--- --0 ~ --1' - 49,. i-S' e. :,
t..-. w j. 80 + o. a. rep 5s'oo y s2- ll5-
Ie4t~1..-7 u b-5s9tfset' s. romans si-
c'"I@E.les'y @ctiF-. Inc V1s'FI1G--o9 a-
-'-" 1o-A az" b1aeel continues -
%NCSl~i -e4%s'I1-.s' '-''I 90 bal-
l-m9i9 aiH IA't@e -paja. tla Y2--
me OF business III t-lc2@o, D. i2ps,
h "A ~ o. JIsepI a.!4 Ne"
Ot'o-ls !,a7 I~c13A-s1 ouil4S ne wees
- 49, S"J "t-s 10 7r5t.Ht Gtta.
"l.I't 'A1o Psf's,.' General tia1" 10 q
-'tN t-eg-- .lo-.. ana vel lnailLei-ej a.
L---s3l't'' C.s;t--il, tl2cIh 4at,, -.
i L"u-, 4ilLea po,IS5 2oisY'--E5 M-4Pls5i
2aF@1A.,I u, Ual7t@'oh' b2lN clear
-'.-- 5oA 0.S-e NOUNS III ll-t-T
CI--eS A1F+-- 1OCJIds LCt iJut years,
sp-cls'Ly WlI@4 ~ Br&dstIaet r SnoW
6 1o>&l q S5o,0VJi 100000 for
49, Ct sam % per cent. OVER 1856, OF
70 per ct.'5' Owe $50 &5d - per cent.
over 800. A-e Angus, 1897, lal4l O
JERK c.-a.'E5e' S'''99i +e2 so i tins
-I.s.st lof '1as idon,l recorded and IL
nearly @2V.0tV,050 6caYier than II JuJ
lat. 10 three PREVIOUS years August
. sis hsVe been smaller than these Tor
July II the Oaio r.yer valley il Ken
tuo&y the Grouta has not been
yfoaen y@i, and crops, rarticU-
ieiI5 to1acco, arc suffering severely.
me exports OF Whcst ana -four from
seven AtlaAuc ports and the Pacific GOES.
Iot SIX days eLd3d SEPTEMBER ., Is *
c:usiyoiy Wira1 to Bratstree.s, arc
equal to e)o1t 400, 900 bushels o.
wheat, s9a,EAt 100000 bushels G0r the
week ended September l, &Gd 4 OILS, Gee
bushels u IRE preceding week, showing
= hasvg decline, nearly s'l from the tuGI
larger E.iaut-3 pOrl6 Cotton exports
have declined 100 bales TO 1913 BALES
this week, and petroleum exports 2.Q92, .
: O9O gallons to l0,G64,l12 gallons.
There - little or no actual raliet at
leading domestic money markets, eXcops
al Boston, where there is less stJlngancy,
bUt no change liz rates, There is g closer
scrutiny CT credits 81 Philadelphia, bu.
rates sre not so stiff ct Kansas City, ana
there IS more general lending 20 mer-
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-16
Advieeto n;othsrs.
@rs. WILSON'S issotning ssyap for chsarer
testhing Bottles Ee child ,jsofteus the5gSns
s1gy psin cur ss Eind cclNsAnd igss5S hes
refHedS for tRfazfho2Ss, 25tentssa bottle.

There is probably no linz of goods in
which there is more scope for variety. in
color, shade, texture aud quality Than in,
hosiery, orsso much difference in COST
We have procgTed the very latest styles
in fine goods and the truest values il all
grades. If your SRsenass IL this depart
ment only amounts TO, % cents, you will
have Just as m1ny styses to choose from
IS though youNpent $50, spd viii receive
an equal alnosAt of courtsSs.
RANDALL 6 CHAMBERS Co.
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Tbs Folding Saving 1Ischine

Is highly recommended 10 us as truly q
triumph Of mechanical genius, and for
rapid and satisfactory work, easy adjust
ment sud resdygortsoiti.y, its equsl ap.
pesrs never to AaysYteen invented. A
man can csrry 1sfto the woods under
MS arm in the mofnipg, saw down and
trim trees, cys up the logs, and
night. I he tir1as Folding Sawinx Machine
So sos to 81 South Canak. street, chi,
'csgo, III, offer them at reasonable rates,
ana any Zimmerman or fsrmer with few
acres OF timber CaR make one gave It's
first cost IN a-short time. Send for theiI
circulsr. See their advertisement II
smother columa. IS
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Palsstine,s on presps cts.

= IA 10 The Gazette.
- sALEsrlSE, TEX, Sept. 14.-From En-
~. ~ b. f. McCulloch, il, it is Learned
q. ne tes. oil well has reached q depth
an leet. After passing rock the suger
ia ~. =, mick blue mud, the last fifteen
a ~ u @nlch contains slight indications
to,;a. Ine directors have ordered the
rIi 40 70 continue, the indications being
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Receipts
TO Ccnco ux,ka,

changed. 0H-
New YORK, Sept 14.-Coffee-spot fair; Rio
duiI a. 1857; options lg1I5 pSints htgner:
sales ~ 800 bags. October Il gJGiS o.: Noye,r be
Is 55cIs 90; Febfua IS s.; March rs S-G
Is 10; April Is 40cIS 50; May IS IS; june
IS 80.
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TREaGLEEB BMLo
Il Wiu be RnshSd through the Georgia
L-gislesTro % 10 Vetoed.

Il Will bs Rnsh,d Through the Georgia
L-gislesuro - 10 Vetoed
ATIANTA, Ga, Sep, I2,-Tle Glenn
anti educational bill which hss lain in the
committee room OF the Senate for some
weeks viii come in for. consideration
Monday, the committee On education
having submitted 6 substitute. TIE bill
il its modified torn provides that Il sny
Institution supported waoHy or ia part
by the state s5aN Iacalye white ald
cp'ored pupils tha states aid sbaiL be
Immediately Withdrawn, also ina. no pcI-
son educGt4d Ct an fu-
sntEt!"n receiving both white
ana coiored pupils shall be eligible
s. teacher in The public schools. The
ideas Of tie advocates Ct the measure IS
to ru2d il through quietly. There is .
t&cIl understanding tba5 there Will b. no
debne. TIE iegi,ia.oTs have C0nsentca
10 bottle their cJoqueEce il the interest
# harmony. Botn Governor Gordon end
Colonel Glenn have been urged TO slow
the bill 20 go BY defsuit, bus the matter
IS beyond the control Of either. It's al
open secret that Governor Gordon IatAer
desires II to pass, 50 that he can veto it.
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WING Koom DiIl Sisn.a

ATLANTA, c., Sept. Governor
Gordon sigued r2e wine room Bill which
imposes LEX CT $4,000 on su VIE
rooms.
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Monthly irresufasfty AID lingering leuc-
orrto'l or whi5gs51s0 common am2ag
ladies' in the soTa, 5rei amediG5elv cured
by the use of<Ec. DEamgoole's English
Female bt.ers
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Doyou need snything in the way Of
foot wear? Thensgo 70 Randall & Caam-
bers Co., you viii And the best stock Of
boots and shoes ever brought to Fort
Worth, snd the cheapest
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bne CaAsI's Ltttle Liver Pills, Zone
pill 5. dose